Also naming the 2800 block of West Fletcher Street as "Mother Elizabeth L. Dabney Way."

Also naming the 2800 block of West Fletcher Street as “Mother Elizabeth L. Dabney Way.” WHEREAS, Mother Elizabeth Juanita Dabney was a revered spiritual leader and founder of the Garden of Prayer World’s Prayer Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and WHEREAS, Known nationally and internationally as the “Cosmopolitan Prayer Queen,” she was renowned for her commitment to praying for “Everything, Every place, Everybody, Everywhere”; and WHEREAS, In 1945, she authored the inspirational book What It Means to Pray Through, which continues to uplift and teach generations about a consecrated life of prayer; and WHEREAS, After making a covenant with God to walk closely with Him for three years, she was highly anointed and told that wherever she prayed, souls would be blessed; and WHEREAS, She traveled extensively across the country, leading revivals and helping pastors build their congregations, bringing healing, deliverance, and spiritual awakening; and WHEREAS, In 1941, at the request of her husband and pastor, Dr. Benjamin H. Dabney, she led a revival at their church on Ridge Avenue that sparked spiritual renewal; and WHEREAS, With growing crowds and deteriorating church conditions, compassionate businesspeople purchased a granite church at 29th Street and Susquehanna Avenue to house her prayer ministry; and WHEREAS, The church became known as “The Garden of Prayer,” a place that drew people from across the country and world seeking healing and comfort through prayer; and WHEREAS…